The interview will be seen Sunday, June 16 on TVA: Celine Dion talks to Jean-Philippe Dion

Jean-Philippe Dion knows Celine Dion well enough to trust him for this interview. The host was a producer on the content of the world tour film Take chances and various television specials featuring the star. He conducted several interviews with him Unlimited accessIn 2016.

On Facebook, Tuesday evening, the presenter wrote: “I had the opportunity to experience many beautiful moments with Celine Dion in my life. Last time was part of New YorkUnlimited access, 8 years ago. An eternity. A lot has changed in his life. Recently, I visited her in Las Vegas, where she gave me the only interview in French. I am blessed. Thursday, we reveal the first images. Sunday at 8 p.m D.V.AWe bring you the full interview.

Signs since 2008

Portions of the NBC News interview were shared, so we already know that in 2008 Celine Dion experienced the first symptoms of acute person syndrome, a rare and incurable neurological disease. For his own reasons, he waited until December 2022 to speak publicly about it in a video that went viral.

The 56-year-old singer says, “I can no longer bear to lie to the people who have allowed me to get to where I am today. In the last year, he has started to reappear here and there.

“We don’t know what I have. I didn’t take the time, I should have taken the time,” adds the Quebec diva in an interview with NBC News.

“My husband was also fighting for his life. I had to raise my children, I had to hide. I had to play the heroine when I felt my body was letting me down,” she continued, referring to Rene Angelil, who died of cancer on January 14, 2016.

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In an interview with NBC News, Celine Dion talks about her voice, the tool that allowed her to conquer the planet and rise to the ranks of the best singers in the world.

“It’s like someone strangling you. It’s like someone is pushing your larynx,” she told Nora Code.

Celine Dion also suffered broken ribs from spasms, which speaks to the seriousness of the illness.

After a special program celebrating Gino Chouinard

An interview with Céline Dion, broadcast on TVA, will precede the special on Sunday, beginning at 8 p.m. It was a good end to the weekIt will mark Gino Chouinard’s last week at the helm hello hello. The meeting begins around 7 p.m. with several collaborators surrounding Gino Chouinard, who says he is leaving after 21 seasons. Hello hello weekend And hello hello By “Need to Sink into the Void”.